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25 Feb 2011 02:21 PM
    • Active Forums Version: 4.3.3
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    Hi Guys,

    Can anyone else tell me if they are having problems with forum alignment and firefox? My forums look fine in IE, but in Firefox they are all over the place. Please see screenshot below. I've not changed the template.


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    25 Feb 2011 02:42 PM
    If you could give me a link to the site, I can take a look at the css. You can PM me the link if your site is not public.
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    27 Feb 2011 03:01 PM
    Hi There,

    Many thanks. Link to the site is

    http://www.parrot-rescue.org.uk/For...fault.aspx

    Appreciate your help!
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    28 Feb 2011 06:14 AM
    Marc,

    In the past I had some issue with alignment in Google Chrome. Not sure if this is related to your issue but you could give it a go.

    Check out this thread: http://www.activemodules.com/active...ome/#29193
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    28 Feb 2011 12:46 PM
    Hi Marc,

    Many thanks for pointing that thread out. Unfortunately I have tried the fix with no luck

    Many THanks

    Marc
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    28 Feb 2011 02:22 PM
    You're welcome. I am sure that Ben or Will will come up with an answer.
    Regards,
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    28 Feb 2011 03:01 PM
    I recently created the forum theme used on this site, and I ended up setting a percent based width for each column in the ForumView template. The current default themes all use one column with a flexible width (forum name and description column) and the other 3 columns (topics, replies, last post) with a static pixel based width. It would appear that your last-post column is not obeying the 175 pixel width specified. I am not sure exactly what would be causing this, I would need to take a much closer look at your templates and css files.

    You could also change the [LASTPOSTSUBJECT:XX] token to [LASTPOSTSUBJECT:25] (I am assuming yours is set to 50 at least). This would make the last post column less wide.
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    28 Feb 2011 05:26 PM
    without look at the site (do you have a link)...its looks like either an inline nowrap in the td for that cell or white-space:nowrap; is set somewhere in the CSS.
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    01 Mar 2011 01:05 AM
    Steven,

    Marc already gave the url:
    Regards,
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    01 Mar 2011 07:25 AM
    Wow - totally missed that. Yeah it's got this inline style in the TD (style="width: 175px; white-space: nowrap;")

    You could resolve it by removing that from the template


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    01 Mar 2011 01:54 PM
    Hi Guys,

    Sorry if I am being a bit dim here.. I can't find any reference to that style in any of the templates. The only place I can find something simular is in the module.css file.

    .afprop-input,.afprop-select,.afprop-chklist{width:175px;}
    td.af-lastpost{width:175px;white-space:nowrap;text-align:center;}
    td.af-lastpost div{text-align:left;width:175px;}

    The latter two seem to deal with the last posts rather than current ones.

    Any chance of a pointer on where to find it?
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    01 Mar 2011 02:53 PM
    Last post would refer to the column that shows the last post....I think that's your line: td.af-lastpost{width:175px;white-space:nowrap;text-align:center;}

    If you add this to your skin css td.af-lastpost{width:175px;text-align:center !important;} it should resolve it
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